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Old 11-23-2010, 12:31 AM   #9
Bookworm_Girl
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Originally Posted by hzbmyers View Post
it would be the best that someone can help me to test the site :
https://blogs.fco.gov.uk/roller/miliband/
hzbmyers, this site loads fine on the 950 and quickly too. The only thing I noticed is that the text is small and it won't let me make it bigger like I can on other websites. Maybe something specific to the website?

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Originally Posted by Tieton View Post
I've tried it on my 950 and gave it up as a lost cause. I'm seriously considering returning it for a Kindle 3: by all reviews it works as an internet device. Sony? URGH.
I don't think either the 950 or the Kindle are phenomenal at web-browsing. I haven't found much use for the browser on the 950 yet. Primarily I am using it for wikipedia, and it works great for that purpose. It definitely works better if you visit the mobile version of websites. I am able to read and send webmails. It comes with preloaded website links for weather, gmail, news, ESPN, goodreads, facebook, twitter, etc.

My biggest complaint is that if you have a weblink in your book on the 950 you cannot click on it and auto-launch the browser. I find that disappointing. The Kindle does have that ability, and it's a very useful feature.

I'd say the Kindle browser is better but not by a significant margin. Both load websites about the same speed. I like that the Kindle has an article mode that focuses on the text whereas the Sony looks at the full website, and you have to scroll more.

I bought my ereader to read ebooks, and I find the web-browsing to be lower on the list of my priorities.
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